Unlikely Stories Six, the latest incarnation of the web-journal founded in 1998, is publishing literature and art and submissions are wide open! We’re currently accepting submissions of all kinds but are particularly looking for POETRY at this time. Check out unlikelystories.org/mission #submissions
Posts by Christine E. Hamm
It’s mushroom season 🍄🍄🍄
basically every 2024 truism is dead. Trump did not build a lasting multiracial coalition or turn young men into committed Republicans. You don’t need to cave on trans rights to win. The pundits have nothing left to tell you.
nearly monochrome (some green decorations in the background and a touch of red on her lips) of a wide-eyed woman with enormous and elaborate hair and a fancy dress
Portrait of the Duchess of Rotermund- Paul Mak
Being a columnist is so cool. You can have absolutely no experience whatsoever and still drop whatever takes you want. Serve in the military? No? Work in natsec? No? Have an academic background in defense? No? Have any government experience at all? No?
Who cares! Fire that column off anyways!
i wanna kick everybody in the fucking teeth
Telegraph headline: Aggressive goats, with taste for human urine, are airlifted out of park. Image shows mountain goats in slings dangling from a helicopter over trees
Roses are red
Sweetly sings the lark
Trans rights are not the rights of a tiny minority, trans rights are everyone’s rights to self-determination, control of our bodies, and a society where opportunity and aesthetics are not restricted by sex assigned at birth
You should support and defend trans people because trans people are people
Wow wow wow. She's a chair.
Prof Alice Roberts posting the information leaflet for Not in Our Name group
A huge thanks to @profaliceroberts.bsky.social for boosting @nionwomen.bsky.social on the hellsite
A pair of flat-soled shoes with long, squared toes. The front half of the shoes and the backs of the heels are covered with black kid leather, and the rest of the shoe is tan wool.
Footwear Friday once again! These everyday shoes were owned by Margaret Gorsline Baker (1820-1853) of Stillwater, NY during her short adult life. Their square toes and flat soles are au courant with the fashions of the 1830s-1850s. www.facebook.com/fenimoreartm... 🗃️🪡
These are for burning money for the underworld at Chinese gravesites. I know, because I've been part of the ceremonies about 100 times.
A screen capture from a BBC article, it reads ”Thatcher Fest will begin in her home town on 13 October and will include a drag show and talks by former minister Edwina Currie and TV personality Gyles Brandreth"
I think I've accidentally taken some drugs.
BIG EXCITING NEWS in the lit mag world! Contributor @saralippmann.bsky.socia is now the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF of @epiphanylit.bsky.social!
I also, would like to read about 5000-year-old beads.
Also, thank you so much!!
i suppose i love this life
in spite of my clenched fist.
— andrea gibson
This poem by @chamm6.bsky.social is “part of a series based on [her] studies of insane asylums for women in Great Britain and America during the late 19th century."
Read the full poem here, as well as the rest of its context limited by the Bluesky word count.
www.mudroommag.com/christine-e-...
Pronouncing it "lehnwort" in order to harness its full power
An abstracted figure painted with a white line through it
An outdoor yellow large abstract sculpture with daylillies in front
A fiber art installation that looks like a crazy quilt - it says mending Boston at the top and has a river running through it
Art found in and around the hospital 🥰
A wild rabbit stretched out comfortably on a bed of clover in our yard. He’s sprawled like our dog on a couch.
If not friend why friend shaped.
Gonna wish y’all a Pride. It don’t need to be happy. Be mad as hell, girl. Key a car. Terrorize a homophobe. Be the gay bully you’re meant to be. This is the year to do it. Throw a brick for me.
A poem I wrote.
Grackles are gorgeous and entitled.
fuck the leadership at The New York Times, too
A women's red face, with eyes looking upward, with a background of organic shapes, black, yellow, white and bright blue.
I finished this new collage/painting today, but I've been working on it, one way or another, for a few years. I think it's related to my mother -- the woman's face ended up looking like her. #art, #collage, #acrylicpainting, #painting, #artist
So grateful to @chamm6.bsky.social for this thoughtful review of DATA MIND. losangelesreview.org/data-mind-po...
I'm so thrilled that The Inflectionist review published this poem! www.instagram.com/p/DGUWw6Hgn6N/
#poetry, #amwriting, #sadfamilies, #litmags